Western Cape Police Ombudsman

This document is a speech delivered by the Western Cape Health MEC, Dr Nomafrench Mbombo, at an International Nurses’ Day commemoration event at the Western Cape College of Nursing on 12 May 2015. The speech outlines the Western Cape Government’s plan to address nursing vacancy rates and skills shortages, including bursaries and a two-year training plan. It also describes the creation of a dedicated Department of Health directorate to lead, coordinate, and support nursing education, training, and service delivery. The speech includes media contact details for the Minister’s spokesperson.

This Western Cape Government news article reports that the Western Cape Provincial Treasury, together with partners Western Cape Education and Nedbank, held its 15th annual WCG–Nedbank Essay Writing Competition on 3 June 2023 at the V&A Waterfront. The competition awarded 14 bursaries to top finalists, with learners tasked to analyse the economic implications of globalization and environmental degradation on the South African economy. The article names Relebohile Moahloli (Klein Nederburg Secondary School) as the top performer and lists cash prizes: R10 000 for first place, R7 500 for second, R5 000 for third, and R3 000 for other winners/finalists. It also includes quotes/remarks from Shirley Robinson and thanks dignitaries including WCED Head Brent Walters and Provincial Treasury official David Savage.

This is a Western Cape Government news/media article dated 19 June 2023 about a Youth Services recruitment open day hosted by Provincial Minister of Infrastructure Tertuis Simmers in Mitchells Plain. The event includes presentations from the Department of Infrastructure’s empowerment programmes and targets students interested in transport, engineering, and infrastructure studies. The article states that applications for the Masakh’iSizwe Bursary programme remain open and invites media to attend at Rocklands Civic Hall on 19 June 2023 from 09h00 to 12h00, with provided media contact details.

This document is a webpage from the Western Cape Government titled “Bursaries, internships and learnerships”. It explains what bursaries, learnerships, and internships are, and lists various bursary, learnership, and internship/apprenticeship/artisanship opportunities available in the Western Cape and nationally. It includes specific programmes and organisations such as the Masakh’iSizwe Bursary Programme (Department of Infrastructure), NSFAS, Funza Lushaka, Transnet, CSIR, and several Western Cape Government internship and first work experience opportunities, plus details like a R13 million bursary/internship spend by the Provincial Treasury “this year”.

This document is a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page for the Masakh'iSizwe Bursaries under the Western Cape Government. It explains key bursary rules, including work-back obligations after completing studies, what happens if modules are failed, and whether changing courses affects bursary funding. It also covers how bursaries are paid (fees to the institution, refunds with proof), what costs are covered (stationery/textbooks, not computers/cameras/software unless exceptional), and employment/work-experience arrangements and repayment obligations if studies are discontinued.

This document is a Western Cape Government webpage describing the student support programmes under the Masakh’iSizwe Bursary Programme. It outlines mentoring for first-year students (social adjustment and academic support), including tutorial classes to address the academic gap between secondary and higher education. It also lists employability skills (e.g., driving lessons, CV and report writing, English proficiency), an outreach programme for learners in underprivileged communities (focused on maths/science/engineering/technology), health and wellness services (including awareness of diabetes, HIV/AIDS, cholesterol, and high blood pressure), and an in-service training/graduate placement programme with the Department of Infrastructure and private sector companies.